Details for problem "Number wall sums of decimal numbers"

Quickname: 5950

Suitable for K-12 grades: Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

Elementary School, Primary School, Junior High School, Middle School, High School.

Summary

In a number wall, blanks have to be filled in with decimal numbers.

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Description

This is a classic number wall problem, where decimal numbers are summed up ascending through the wall.

The number for each brick is formed by adding the numbers in the brick left below and right below the brick. Some bricks are left blank - these have to be filled in with the correct number. Depending on whether both values below an empty box are given, this may be an addition or a subtraction problem.

The number range and the number of decimal places for the numbers occuring in the number wall can be specified. The wall height is selectable.

Topics: Arithmetic Elementary arithmetic Rational Numbers

Tags: Addition Fraction Subtraction

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